Faith Collapses and Greed

When he saw Clark, Black Panther T'Chaka found it very hard to stay calm, because the last time Clark had appeared, he had nearly shattered Wakanda's system of faith completely. To Black Panther T'Chaka, that had absolutely been a devastating blow!

Wakanda might have been technologically advanced, even to the point of being comparable to an alien civilization, but in terms of building a spiritual world, Wakanda was still very backward. Faith in their respective gods formed the basis of their entertainment and lives.

To Black Panther T'Chaka, maintaining the current state of divine faith was beneficial to his continued rule over Wakanda, because the strongest among Wakanda's gods was Bast the Panther God, worshiped by their royal line. Even if the other tribes wanted to challenge the royal family, they could not shake Bast the Panther God's position.

But with Clark's previous appearance, Black Panther T'Chaka had keenly sensed that some tribes were beginning to grow restless. Because after Bast the Panther God had appeared last time, Clark had left far too easily, causing many in Wakanda to begin doubting Bast the Panther God, and also doubting whether some rift had appeared between the royal family and Bast the Panther God. Otherwise, why had Bast the Panther God not dealt with Clark, that false god?

The Wakandan people naturally had no way of knowing what had happened in the Spirit Realm, but as for Clark, this God of Humanity, even though Wakanda was isolated from the outside world, there were still many ways to learn of his movements, because Clark was simply too famous.

At the time, Bast the Panther God had said that he had fought and exchanged blows with Clark, and had also said that Clark had promised not to come to Wakanda again. But soon afterward,